README.txt

Toolkit for building custom SmartLinc web pages
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PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT SMARTHOME IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH ANY OF THIS STUFF.
PROVIDED WITHOUT WARRANTY, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
REPEAT, DO NOT HASSLE THE SMARTHOME PEOPLE.
THEY HAVE ENOUGH PROBLEMS.
Visit http://www.openlinc.com for the latest info and pointers
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REQUIREMENTS:
A SmartLinc Version 1 or Version 2 device
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WINDOWS SETUP:
download and install the MPLAB IDE from microchip.com:
http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=1406&dDocName=en019469&part=SW007002
the file you want is MPFS2.exe under \Microchip\TCPIP Stack\Utilities
use that to compile the files (and the .idx file!) in the unmodified/ directory for your device
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LINUX / MAC / CYGWIN SETUP:
tested on Mac OS X 10.5.7 and Cygwin 1.5 and 1.7 (add cygwin packages perl, python, make)
REQUIREMENTS:
make
gzip/gunzip
python 2.5.x
perl 5.x
perl tools require Date::Manip and YAML. To install:
sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'install Date::Manip'
sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'install +YAML'
run ./setup.sh ONLY ONCE to initialize tools and extract/generate the html and index files
additional runs are ok but will overwrite any changes you make to the html files
directories:
- tools perl tools for dealing with Microchip MPFS2 file format
from http://mjo.tc/atelier/2007/12/mpfs2.html
- unmodified original .bin files for the SmartLinc
from http://wiki.smarthome.com/index.php?title=SmartLinc_Troubleshooting_/_FAQ
also copies of generated files taken from these packages for Windows users
- index generated .idx files created by tools/make-index.py utility
- html html-only web pages
- iphone iPhone/javascript web pages
- v2 SmartLinc version 2 files
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modify html pages as you wish then run ./build.sh to create new binaries
upload to the smartlinc using instructions on the smarthome wiki (see link above)
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TECH NOTES:
the V1 device holds slightly less than 64kb of data
the V2 device is expanded to 128k
you will get an error if you exceed the storage amount
you can always put script/images on an external server for really nice customizations, of course
note that the iPhone version is pretty close to maxxed out
and you'll have to prune some of its wacky features accordingly
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Javascript mappings
from http://www.smarthome.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4066&whichpage=1
It's fairly straightforward to reverse-engineer the URLs for X10 control from
the Javascript code on the x10.htm page. To turn on the X10 device at address C2,
send these two URLs:
http://smartlinc/3?02632E00=I=3
http://smartlinc/3?02632280=I=3
(where "smartlinc" is the address of your SmartLinc device)
The first URL sends the command "C 2", and the second one sends "C ON".
Here's how to construct the URLs:
http://smartlinc/3?0263xyyy=I=3
Where x represents the house code:
A: x=6
B: x=E
C: x=2
D: x=A
E: x=1
F: x=9
G: x=5
H: x=D
I: x=7
J: x=F
K: x=3
L: x=B
M: x=0
N: x=8
O: x=4
P: x=C
And yyy is the command:
1: yyy=600
2: yyy=E00
3: yyy=200
4: yyy=A00
5: yyy=100
6: yyy=900
7: yyy=500
8: yyy=D00
9: yyy=700
10: yyy=F00
11: yyy=300
12: yyy=B00
13: yyy=000
14: yyy=800
15: yyy=400
16: yyy=C00
ON: yyy=280
OFF: yyy=380
BRIGHT: yyy=580
DIM: yyy=480
ALL LIGHTS ON: yyy=180
ALL UNITS OFF: yyy=080
ALL LIGHTS OFF: yyy=680
(Note that ALL LIGHTS OFF is not accessible via SmartLinc's x10.htm page,
but it does work if you send it via the URL format above. Also note that the
X10 protocol doesn't have an ALL UNITS ON command.)
You can also sequence multiple addresses together and turn them all on or off
with a single command:
http://smartlinc/3?02632600=I=3
http://smartlinc/3?02632E00=I=3
http://smartlinc/3?02632200=I=3
http://smartlinc/3?02632280=I=3
The above sequence is "C 1", "C 2", "C 3", "C ON". This turns on devices C1, C2,
and C3 all at once.